By adding Snyk’s native integration with Azure Repos, each pull request will be tested to ensure new vulnerabilities aren’t introduced into the code base. Policies can be defined to configure the severity level of a vulnerability that fails the merge. The following image displays a failed PR due to new vulnerabilities that it would have added:
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Source：https://snyk.io/blog/add-security-testing-to-pull-requests-in-azure-repos/
Add security testing to pull requests in Azure Repos
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